ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
By: BASAK, ANINDITA
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TextPublisher: PEARSON ISBN: 978-8131721186Subject(s): Definition, Scope and Importance of Environmental Studies Definition, Scope and Importance of Environmental Studies .The Need for Public Awareness Environment and its Components Segments of the Environment Natural Resources Natural Resources Natural Resources and Associated Problems Forest Resources Deforestation Timber Extraction Dams and their Effects on Forests and Tribal People Water Resources Hydrosphere—As a Source of Water on Earth Use and Overexploitation of Surface and Groundwater Floods Drought Conflicts over Water Mineral Resources Mining Food Resources World Food Problems Changes Caused by Agriculture and Overgrazing Effects of Modern Agriculture Energy Resources. Growing Energy Needs Non-renewable Sources. • Renewable Sources Land Resources Ecosystem. Concept of Ecosystem. Structure and Function of an Ecosystem Biotic Component • Abiotic Components Types of Ecosystem..---Functional Components of an Ecosystem Biodiversity Productivity Food Chains and Food Webs Material Cycling and Energy Flow Balance of Nature Succession and Evolution of the Ecosystem ‘Different Ecosystems Forest Ecosystem Grassland Ecosystem Desert Ecosystem Aquatic Ecosystem Biogeochemical Cycles Biodiversity and its Conservation 1Biodiversity and its Conservation Introduction Biogeographical Classification Values of Diversity Hotspots in Diversity - India—A Megadiversity Nation Endangered and Endemic Species of India Hotspots of India Threats to Biodiversity Degradation of Habitat Overexploitation of Resources Pollution ' Extinction of Species due to Aggressive Non-native Species Global Environmental Change. Threats to Indian Biodiversity Combating the Problem Poaching of Wildlife Elephant Poaching and Ivory Trade Man-Wildlife Conflict Conservation of Biodiversity In-situ Conservation Ex-situ Conservation Bioprospecting and Biopiracy Environmental Pollution Air Pollution Sources of Air Pollution Types of Air Pollutants Air Pollution and Biosphere Meteorology and Air Pollution Air Quality Control Measure of Air Pollution Water Pollution Types of Water Pollution Sources of Water Pollution Soil Pollution Mining Activities Control of Soil Pollution Noise Pollution and Sound Classification of Noise Effects of Noise Pollution Control of Noise Pollution Thermal Pollution Nuclear Hazards (Radiation Pollution) Radiation Pollution Solid Waste Management Pollution Prevention Role of Individual in Pollution Prevention Disaster Management Floods. Droughts Earthquakes Cyclones Landslides Tsunami • Social Issues and the Environment Elementary Idea on Sustainable Development ' Concept of Sustainable Development * - Urban Problems Related to Energy Water Conservation Rain Water Harvesting Watershed Management Wasteland Reclamation Resettlement and Rehabilitation Air Pollution and the Biosphere Climate Changes Nuclear Accidents and the Holocaust Consumerism and Waste Products Laws Relating to Environment, Pollution, Forest and Wildlife Environmental Impact Assessment Precautionary Principle Human Population and the Environment Population Growth Variation among Nations Family Welfare Programme Environment and Human Health HIV/AIDS Woman and Child Welfare Role of Information Technology in Environment and Human Health Field Work Introduction Experiments
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